Sentence examples for expenditure correspondingly from inspiring English sources

There is widespread confidence that the government, which has rigorously applied a structural surplus rule since 2001, will comply with the budget and, if revenue falls below target, will trim expenditure correspondingly.

The expense of mounting ever more elaborate scenic productions drove the two competing theatre companies into a dangerous spiral of huge expenditure and correspondingly huge losses or profits.

Extremely large axon arbors present a cell biological challenge, as they require a correspondingly large expenditure of resources for growth, maintenance, and repair, especially as related to membrane synthesis and axonal transport.

Correspondingly, energy expenditure (oxygen consumption or RQ) during the dark phase (more-active portion) was not a statistically significant mediator (data & analysis not shown), leading to the conclusion that none of these metabolic measures is a mediator of longevity in any of the three models.

Democrats correspondingly might prefer limits on corporate campaign expenditure.

Correspondingly, as a mechanism to limit material expenditure and increase efficiency, the turnover rates of many nerve terminal proteins are exceptionally slow relative to those of proteins in the nerve cell body or other cell types (Barber and LoPachin 2004; Barber et al. 2007; Calakos and Scheller 1996; Katyare and Shallom 1988; Lin and Scheller 2000).

Informal care from a co-resident family member reduced the annual mean expenditure by a total of 20,400 Euros (to 4,900 Euros), and correspondingly, for a person living alone by 19,300 Euros (to 6,000 Euros annually).

Yet that would mean "an even larger tax cut on high-income individuals, requiring even larger cuts to tax expenditures" – that is, tax breaks like those for mortgage interest – "and correspondingly larger increases in taxes on middle- and/or lower-income taxpayers".

The block grant to Scotland would be correspondingly reduced since it is fixed as a percentage of English expenditure.

Expectations are correspondingly low.

Turnout was correspondingly high.